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SnowShovel
SnowShovel wrote

I've been using this guitar for quite some time to record my songs and it's a beast for the price, pretty solid guitar tbh.

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    Kurt S.
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    Kurt S. wrote

    What happened to the M-10 in gloss? I absolutely loved my old M-10 but all I can find now is the MH series? The only M-10s I can find are the satin ones at Guitar Center/Musicians Friend

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      dietrich l.
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      dietrich l. wrote

      can i get more details on the fretboard ? what is "engineered hardwood" ?

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        Jeremy B.
        Jeremy B. wrote

        Looking for a guitar for my nephew. He is early teens but pretty keen and good. Would the MH10 be classed as a 'beginner' guitar? He has a cheap brand already but the action is ridiculous and I can't help feel he would enjoy and improve more with something decent to play on that will last a while. So really looking for something that's a bit more of a 'beginner' model. Can someone pitch in and advise?

         

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          Carl N.
          Carl N. wrote

          The action of an instrument can always be adjusted, this would be better left to a professional to handle if you are unfamiliar with working on your own instruments.  The MH-10 would be one of our entry level instruments, perfect for beginners.

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            Matt G.
            Matt G. wrote

            How come some models have a contoured body like the one pictured on the website, but on guitar center's website for example, it's not contoured?

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              Carl N.
              Carl N. wrote

              Some of our dealers carry exclusive instruments just for their locations, this may be one such model in guitar center's case.

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